If you’re looking for unique furniture for your cat then check out the Kittyloft by furniture company Uhuru (Pronounced: oo-hoo-roo) Design Bill Hilgendorf and Maria Cristina Rueda.
Their cats, Athila and Miles, get their exercise on the Kittyloft, a wall-mounted cat path, which they arranged around half their living room and kitchen in their 850 sqft. home in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn. This unique cat furniture is also carpeted so they can scratch to their hearts delight.
I love this idea, both decoratively cute and functional; it seems as if these small, yellow stairs go on and on …until kitty gets tired. If this piece of furniture was combined with a cozy cat window perch at the end, then kitty will have a place to rest before continuing down this cat runway.
I cannot find where to order these stairs. Please advise.
Would you please tell me the dimensions on the cat stairs
How big is the wood boards used….1×4 1×6 I would like to build something like this for my cats….Did you attach the steps to the wall? Or was it to the floor and top of door frame? I love this idea…I have a built in shelf (alcove) over the closet door in my frontroom that I thought it would be cool to have steps to it for the cats to play on….thanks!
I am interested in buying a staircase for my cats. How can I purchase it? It is a wonderful product!
Thanks,
Karyn
I must have this item for my kittys. They need to climb and play. Please send me the plans or tell me where I may purchase this item. I am happy to pay.
Thank you…
I love these and need a set!!! where can i purchase or learn how to build?? They’re great!!!
where can I purchase the stairs? or is there directions how to make them?
Arlene, I can build this for you. Cost would depend on size, as it would effect how much material will be required, and what type of material you would want. Painted, Oak, Cherry, Maple, etc…
I build custom furniture and cabinets as a side business for self, friends and family. I am a small, “one man shop” so my over head is low. My hourly rates are $25/hr plus whatever material used.
Photos available on request.
Take a look at Ikea’s “lack” shelves: you can adapt them as stairs and platforms.
I love these cat stair. Where can I purchase this for our home? No order information seems to be available. Thanks, Arlene